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Fifteenth-century England had an intense interest in the Virgin Mary. Assistant professor Mary Beth Long examines how Mary
Fifteenth-century England had an intense interest in the Virgin Mary. Assistant professor Mary Beth Long examines how Mary's maternity was described, focusing on women's private devotional reading.
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